Vegetarian or Vegan

Originally Posted by Mr_Ed

Heath reasons alone are the only way I’d stop eating meat.

yeah, well..... his reasons were very good. you should listen.

Originally Posted by Sapien

If God didn't want us to eat meat then why did he make it taste so nice?

Basically this, though cutting down on it a bit is both sound healthwise and makes you appreciate how good it really is more.

Ate meat all my life and will until the day I die. Won’t ever feel compelled to let people know about it though.

Originally Posted by believe

Ate meat all my life and will until the day I die. Won’t ever feel compelled to let people know about it though.

really?

what about this, then?

https://www.utdforum.com/forum/showp...9&postcount=23

Originally Posted by jem

really?

what about this, then?

https://www.utdforum.com/forum/showp...9&postcount=23

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Fuck that. I could do healthy - no processed meat - but I enjoy steaks too much. Grass fed beef yes, I’d happily pay a premium for. Humanity needs to stop fucking with the food chain.

stupid cunts

One thing I am struggling with surrounding this vegan revolution is why the need to make substitutes so much like the real thing? A bleeding vegan burger has to be one of the most pointless things in existence. The whole purpose of veganism/vegetarianism, to me, is to move away from the meat experience. So why would you want to eat non meat buffalo wings or pulled pork?

The wildest I went when vegan was putting some fake chorizo on a pizza.

That doesn't make me not want to eat meat. That makes me not want to become a vegetarian.

Originally Posted by Jethro

One thing I am struggling with surrounding this vegan revolution is why the need to make substitutes so much like the real thing? A bleeding vegan burger has to be one of the most pointless things in existence. The whole purpose of veganism/vegetarianism, to me, is to move away from the meat experience. So why would you want to eat non meat buffalo wings or pulled pork?

If there was a fake meat that had the same texture, taste, is cheaper and healthier then I'd be all aboard. But until then, I'm sticking with the meat.

Originally Posted by Jethro

One thing I am struggling with surrounding this vegan revolution is why the need to make substitutes so much like the real thing? A bleeding vegan burger has to be one of the most pointless things in existence. The whole purpose of veganism/vegetarianism, to me, is to move away from the meat experience. So why would you want to eat non meat buffalo wings or pulled pork?

The wildest I went when vegan was putting some fake chorizo on a pizza.

isn't the idea to convince/tempt meat eaters away or to try the vegan burger? thus, the more meaty it is, the more likely it is to succeed.